Schwarzenegger memoir includes 'failures' over love child

Thursday 27 September 2012 10:51 BST

Former governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger will be back to the big screen next year in a film called The Last Stand

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Arnold Schwarzenegger says his estranged wife has not read his upcoming memoir in which he discusses the secret child he fathered with a family housekeeper.

But in a TV interview with CBS program "60 Minutes," the action star turned politician said he was determined to write a book that included what he called his "failures" as well as his successful and multi-faceted career.

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